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San Francisco police on Tuesday announced the arrests of five people in connection with the deadly "bound and gagged" case over the weekend, which left a man dead and a young woman in critical condition. (Published Tuesday, Dec. 11, 2012)

Updated at 5:44 PM PDT on Tuesday, Dec 11, 2012

San Francisco police on Tuesday announced the arrests of five people in connection with the deadly "bound and gagged" case over the weekend, which left a man dead and a young woman in critical condition.

Police at a news conference said that two will be charged in connection with the homicide, and the other three were arrested on accessory charges. The suspects had a "well established" relationship with the victims, police said.

Two Victims Found "Bound and Gagged" in San Francisco

Two victims were found bound and gagged in San Francisco's Bayview District Sunday night. NBC Bay Area's Cheryl Hurd reports the San Francisco Police Department is still chasing leads and the identities of the two victims still haven't been released. The incident left 20-something male dead and a girl in her late teens in critical condition. (Published Monday, Dec. 10, 2012)

The arrests came hours after the the San Francisco Medical Examiner identified the man who died after being bound and gagged Sunday night as 27-year-old Stephen Reid.

He and a young woman in her teens were found about 8:30 p.m. Sunday in the 900 block of Brussels Street in the city's Bayview district, according to San Francisco Officer Albie Esparza. Police on Tuesday said that Reid had been shot and received some "blunt force trauma."

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Both were alive at the time they were found, but Reid died later at San Francisco General Hospital.

The young woman was in critical condition on Tuesday.

Arrested in connection with the homicide are: Maelene Lintz, 32, of San Francisco, and Montrail Brackens, 21, of Oakland. Arrested on accessory charges are: Tyler Miller, 19, of Hercules; Heather Leach, 24, of Hercules; and Maryann Manalastas, 22, of Oakland.

Police did not immediately reveal a motive.

Anyone with information on the case can call anonymously at (415) 575-4444 or texting TIP411 and leading with SFPD in the message.